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What is the simple way to display text in console window when user run the Windows application in commad line? Currently, my Windows application does take command line input but it wouldn't display...
Zones: Windows ProgrammingDate Answered: 03/09/1998 Views: 0
I have just finished porting a unix app to a NT console app and would like to move it into a full MFC windows app. Currently the NT console app displays graphics in one window (this window is bein...
Zones: Windows MFCDate Answered: 04/08/1998 Views: 0
How do I change the shape of the console cursor?  Mainly I just want to turn it off, make it blank.  
Zones: C++Date Answered: 05/26/1998 Views: 0
I want to create a small app that does not use a console and does not display a console.  Any idea how to do this using visual c++ 5.0?
Zones: C++Date Answered: 07/22/1998 Views: 0
I need to run several console applications from a GUI application one after the other. I also need to capture the stdout/stderr of these applications and their exit code. What is the best way to do...
Zones: Windows MFCDate Answered: 08/25/1998 Views: 0
For a win32 console applications, how are the events for mouse, keyboard handled? I am familiar with Unix event loop but for Windows NT application, is there an equivalent? Please explain. How do ...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 10/30/1998 Views: 0
I want to create a console application, but I would also like to use some of the features that are in MFC. I linked my console app with #include <afx.h> and calls to MFC classes successfully. Howe...
Zones: Windows MFC, Microsoft ProgrammingDate Answered: 11/29/1998 Views: 0
I want to write a program that, if invoked from a console, will output to the console, but if it's icon is double clicked it should open a new window.  My problem is, I don't know how to make an ap...
Zones: Windows ProgrammingDate Answered: 03/05/1999 Views: 0
ENV: VC 6.0 Win98/NT4 I created some file processing utility. It is MFC based. It also supports command line mode. E.g. when no command line options specified it runs in GUI mode, otherwise it pro...
Zones: Windows ProgrammingDate Answered: 06/26/1999 Views: 8
Is there a way I can set the 1) current cursor location, 2) foreground color, and 3) background color in my console application window? I'm trying to compile a simple DOS program I wrote as a cons...
Zones: C++, Microsoft Visual C++Date Answered: 06/16/1999 Views: 0